Monero Magazine #1
The first of many. Letβs make Monero accessible to everyone.
First issue beginner-friendly guide to Monero. Official insights from getmonero @monero, explained simply.
Next issues β deep dives into tech & ecosystem news.
#Monero#XMR
@anachron_@gialloxmr Technically impossible. At 50k TPS, Monero privacy tech (RingCT) would generate 10TB of data per day.
Solana 2TB SSD requirement would be full in 4 hours. You can't turn a lead lined vault into a lightning solution without losing the privacy that makes XMR valuable.
@gialloxmr Let's say that 1% (80 million) use it daily at a rate of 2 transactions per week, that's 5 Ko per person = 381,46 Go per week. It could be expensive to run the nodes.
The Monero News app is taking shape.
Zero login required for total privacy.
A content hub featuring videos, social accounts, and creators.
Centralizing information in one place.
We want your input. What features are we missing?
#Monero $XMR
@aliasCasperFI Ahahah, I hadn't noticed that. It is funny, actually. What more can I say? The goal is to create a hub to showcase Monero creators and media. I would like the content to be driven by users. I am also open to ideas from the community for integrating other features.
@Satoshi_Kakarot Monero will remain the way forward, but we need to consider the challenges of global adoption, and that is what we are aiming for.
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@XMRVoid 1/ If Monero is to achieve mass adoption, we need to embrace the development of layer-2 solutions as the only healthy way to scale. A base-layer blockchain simply isn't meant to absorb the transaction load of billions of people. To put it in perspective, Visa and Mastercard are
@gialloxmr 1/2 Mass adoption makes L2s a "when," not an "if." No base layer can handle global traffic alone. The real hurdle is keeping that L2 ecosystem decentralized and private.
Unless thereβs a massive tech breakthrough, hitting Visa-level scaling without wrecking decentralization or
@gialloxmr 2/2 spiking infra costs is a pipe dream. A modular approach using L2s to absorb the transaction load is the only realistic path forward. So, it's not about being pro- or anti-L2. The real questions are: how do we keep them secure, and whatβs our Plan B?"
@gialloxmr 1/2 Mass adoption makes L2s a "when," not an "if." No base layer can handle global traffic alone. The real hurdle is keeping that L2 ecosystem decentralized and private.
Unless thereβs a massive tech breakthrough, hitting Visa-level scaling without wrecking decentralization or
@MatthewKapa The app hasn't been released yet. I need to finish working on it and find the necessary funding before making it available. I hope it will be as soon as possible.
@XMRVoid 2/ engineered to handle peaks of 45k to over 65k transactions per second. Off-loading that volume to L2 is the only way to compete with the global financial grid without sacrificing decentralization or privacy, as these layers can be designed to be just as private as $XMR itself.
@XMRVoid 1/ If Monero is to achieve mass adoption, we need to embrace the development of layer-2 solutions as the only healthy way to scale. A base-layer blockchain simply isn't meant to absorb the transaction load of billions of people. To put it in perspective, Visa and Mastercard are